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Energizer Recharge Universal Charger
Energizer Recharge Universal Charger
This page contains descriptions of the Energizer AA and AAA Rechargeable Batteries and Battery charger products. Find detailed Information about AA Rechargeable Batteries, AAA Rechargeable Batteries and a variety of Battery chargers.
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What does the Bad Battery light mean?

I have a pair of AAA Eneloop batteries in the charger. After charging for a while, the Bad Battery light starts flashing. The batteries seem fully charged and there's nothing obviously wrong with them. So what is the Bad Battery light indicating?
7 months ago
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Energizer Recharge Universal Charger
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This page contains descriptions of the Energizer AA and AAA Rechargeable Batteries and Battery charger products. Find detailed Information about AA Rechargeable Batteries, AAA Rechargeable Batteries and a variety of Battery chargers.
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What does the Bad Battery light mean?

I have a pair of AAA Eneloop batteries in the charger. After charging for a while, the Bad Battery light starts flashing. The batteries seem fully charged and there's nothing obviously wrong with them. So what is the Bad Battery light indicating?
EnergizerTim, the batteries appear to be good. They're both charged to 1.37V.

How does the charger decide that a cell is bad? These are Eneloop batteries, Sanyo's low self-discharge (LSD) brand. According to Wikipedia, LSD cells have lower capacity than regular NiMH. Is it possible that the charger is detecting that and concluding the battery is bad?
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